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Musings 12 May 2014

Should you be writing but something's holding you back? Anthony Dejolde shares 5 Writing Tactics For People Who Think They Can't Write. My personal preference is start taking notes in a notebook, not a PC or a tablet.
Five writing tactics naturally segues into 9 books that are must-reads for every entrepreneur.
Butter and coffee? I don't see the combination but apparently some people do, leading to the term "bulletproof coffee."
The "Just One Thing" Series at Management Excellence, Art Petty's blog, is meant to provoke ideas and actions around topics relevant to our success and professional growth. Here's a recent post: Prosper by Making Time Every Day to Just Think.
McDonald's Hot Coffee lawsuit. Urban legend?
Coding's gaining popularity, it seems.

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